Sentence examples for rudimentary labor from inspiring English sources

So for the past several weeks, under the tutelage of immigrants' advocates, Mr. Nicolas, 31, has been briefing his colleagues in rudimentary labor law and the language of organizing.

This includes some retailers that make no bones about buying everything from the lowest price source possible, even if that means closing down U.S. plants and buying from producers that ignore even rudimentary environmental and labor laws.

And perhaps no one fought harder than Carl Ruggles (1876-1971), a hardscrabble New England eccentric (and friend of Charles Ives) whose compositional technique was so rudimentary that a lifetime of labor resulted in only twelve published works — just enough for a single concert.

More than a fifth of those -- 51,000 jobs -- have been lost in the six years since the first rudimentary speech recognition was introduced, according to labor economists and AT&T executives.

The researcher said an unknown number of factories producing bullets and rudimentary explosives are known to use child labor — and those young workers may be especially susceptible to poisoning.

First accomplished in rudimentary societies by the separation of productive tasks between different individuals, the division of labor achieves its most opulence-inducing effects in modern industrializing societies where particular productive tasks are distributed between persons.

But the sort of labor-intensive care that Mr. Castro provides is beyond the scope of rudimentary health centers in the countryside or the Hospital de las Culturas, a community hospital that opened here three years ago.

Officials also labor under an antiquated computer system that makes it difficult to perform the most rudimentary kinds of analysis of financial information.

Also, Linda Yelmini, the state's director of labor relations, said last week that neither appointed nor elected officials can collect comp time, based on a "rudimentary reading"' of the State Manual for Elected and Appointed Officials.

Trials are often rudimentary.

These now seem rudimentary.